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Subject: AIDE
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Has anyone had success with installing AIDE on freeBSD 4.4 stable?  I've
tried it on 2 machines and recieved Seg faults just trying to create the
initial database ( aide --init ).  Maybe I should stick with tripwire?
Can anyone suggest any other Intrusion Detection type programs I may try
out? (opensource of course).

--emac


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